DE102014006044A1 - Eyewear attachment in the form of a brooch with magnets, which serves as attachment of glasses or reading glasses with magnets - Google Patents

Abstract

Means for attaching glasses or reading glasses. Eyeglasses or reading glasses are previously stored in cases or worn on eyeglass bands or eyeglasses chains. In this type of attachment, they can be a hindrance to a variety of activities. In order to keep the glasses for the wearer / spectacle wearer always at hand, a brooch with magnets can serve as attachment for a pair of spectacles, which is also provided with magnets or magnets. Due to its mobility, the brooch is suitable for attaching to women's or men's clothing and thus allows far-sighted people fast access to the reading aid. Eternal searching and publishing has an end.

Description

People who need reading glasses need reading only. If the glasses are discontinued, they can be deposited, for example, in spectacle cases. Although she is well accommodated there, it is quite inconvenient to bring her out again and again.

Also, it is often forgotten in daily use and is not there when needed. As a close fitting for reading glasses, there are already eyewear chains or spectacle bands.

These are quite useful, but can be a hindrance to many activities and also visually disturb.

In the utility model De 20 2012 004 874 U1 from 23.8 2012 a magnetic attachment for eyewear and other items in a shirt pocket is described.

Even with this attachment, the glasses are not immediately accessible to the invention described below. It must first be taken out of the shirt pocket. In addition one does not wear daily shirts or blouses.

Another invention is known from the prior art ( US 2009/0007388 A1 ) In which the glasses are attached to the magnetic metallic plate in turn by means of a clip to which a magnet is attached, is attached.

This solution is also intended mainly for men's shirts. The disadvantage here is that not all men's shirts are worked with a bag. Another disadvantage here is that the glasses are only provided with a metal plate. A better grip would be given, even if the glasses were provided with a magnet, which would have the opposite magnetization as the magnet on the clasp.

With the invention specified in the protection claim ensures that the glasses are always within reach for the / the wearer / in. The magnetic brooch is fixed to the clothing. Another magnet is on the glasses. By approaching glasses and brooches, both are so firmly united that even when one moves or works the connection holds.

If you need the glasses, this is immediately at hand and can, as soon as it is no longer needed, the brooch approached again and so automatically fixed.

Of course, instead of attaching only one magnet to glasses and brooch, several magnets can be attached to glasses or brooch. Or it can be attached to both parts rod-shaped magnets or integrated as part of the eyeglass temple directly in the temple of the glasses.

The brooch can of course get all conceivable shapes and colors. It can be worn by men and women and either unobtrusive and functional or fashionable and designed as an eye-catcher.

Another possibility is that the "brooch" itself is a strong magnet, which is held by another magnet on the back of the garment. The advantage here is that there are no puncture holes on the garment and that the two magnets adhere very flat to the garment. These two separated by the garment but firmly adhering magnets would then be the attachment for the provided with a magnet glasses or reading glasses.

An embodiment of the invention will be described with reference to 1 to 3 explained. It shows: In 1 is the unfolded glasses ( 3 ) with the on the temples ( 5 ) or ( 6 ) attached magnets ( 4 ) and the brooch ( 1 ) with the magnet ( 2 ).

In 2 is the folded glasses ( 3 ) with the on the temples ( 5 ) or ( 6 ) mounted magnets.

In 3 is the glasses ( 3 ) shown with the magnet ( 4 ) on the magnet ( 2 ) of the brooch ( 1 ) liable.

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Cited patent literature

• DE 202012004874 U1 [0004]
• US 2009/0007388 A1 [0006]

Claims (4)

Magnetic eyeglass attachment for attaching to garments and magnetized eyeglasses for fixing to the brooch. characterized in that the magnet ( 2 ) on the brooch ( 1 ) is fixed and the magnet ( 4 ) with opposite orientation of the magnetic pole on the eyeglass temple ( 5 ), on the eyeglass temple ( 6 ) or other parts of the spectacle frame ( 3 ) is attached. Approaching the magnets leads to a sustainable connection of glasses ( 3 ) and brooch ( 1 ), so that the glasses are always at hand. Magnetic spectacle holder according to claim 1, characterized in that for example disk magnets ( 4 ) (here with a diameter of 8 mm, height 2 mm, magnetization N45, tensile force approx. 2 kg). Of course, other magnets could be used, but the spectacle holder with the magnet described above has been successfully tested by the inventor. Magnetic spectacle holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the magnets on the brooch ( 1 ) and on the spectacle frame ( 3 ), preferably on the temple ( 5 ) or on the eyeglass temple ( 6 ), are mounted so that the magnetic poles can attract and freely abut each other as they approach each other. Magnetic spectacle holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that instead of the brooch and a sticker, a clamp or clip on which the magnet ( 2 ) could be used. Such a clamp could then for example be attached to the breast pocket of a men's shirt.

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